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Jeremiah Hayes was a football prodigy, debuting for Manchester United at fifteen and becoming their youngest goalscorer. By twenty-four, he was a household name. But one reckless tackle ended everything, leaving him with a shattered knee and a career cut short.  

Years later, hope was reborn in his son, Jerry. At fifteen, Jerry was everything Jeremiah had been—quick, sharp, and destined for greatness... unfortunately just not as good.

 Playing for a grassroots academy, Jerry Jr was about to compete in a local tournament, his first real chance to prove himself, and just before it started, that was when he heard it... a single bell chime.
[Ding!]




This book is a work of fiction. While it includes the names of actual football clubs, footballers, and locations, these elements are used purely for fictional purposes. Any resemblance to real events, matches, or individuals' actions is entirely coincidental. It is not the intent of this book or its author to breach any form of copyright, trademark, or intellectual property agreements associated with the mentioned clubs, players, or organizations. All rights remain with their respective owners.

Project Mbappe

[The matchup today has a lot of promise. It's between two great academies in their respective areas of influence. Manchester United, Carrington known for delivering world class talents which have been shining this season in the under eighteen and under twenty one level. Sao Paulo known for producing the likes of Kaka, Casemiro and other great footballers]

[What also makes it quite interesting is the difference in how both teams started the tournament. In this same stadium just a week ago, Sao Paulo were humbled by Barcelona, a match with the scoreline of three goals to nothing while Manchester United were flying high against Kawasaki Frontale, who earlier today, lost seven goals to nothing against Barcelona]

[One thing that's for sure is that we've got an interesting matchup ahead of us. Sao Paulo have chosen to lineup in a 4-2-2-2 formation. A very interesting contrast to the 5-3-2 they used last time out against Barcelona]

Vs Sao Paulo (1)